Which would you pick between these 2 and why?


I'm looking for opinions between these 2 products and why you'd choose it. I've owned quite a few amps including some Bryston.
I realize all the other associated components contribute in a big way, but all things being equal...

My current choice would be:

a) Bryston 3B ST

OR

b) McCormack DNA-125

Looking for some opinions

I prefer lots of detail but at the same time not the grain

Thanks for your input
audioknob
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There's a review of the Bryston BP-6 preamp in Soundstage this month that contains a sidebar review of the Bryston 2B-SST compared to a McCormack DNA-0.5 Rev. A. Not apples to apples exactly with the two you're looking at, but might give you an idea of the general flavor differences of the brands and which might suit you best.
I prefer the less-electronic sound of the McCormick gear-just my two cents.
As you've already noted, but, perhaps have underappreciated "other associated components contribute in a big way". With that said, as far a preference for "lots of detail but at the same time not the grain" I think the McCormack might edge out the Bryston. I would still choose the Bryston over the McCormack with certain speakers, and visa/versa.